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10 WORST WCW Matches That Aren't The Fingerpoke Of Doom
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From Sting vs. Vampiro at Great American Bash to 'Macho Man' Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan at Uncensored 1998, these are the 10 WORST WCW Matches That Aren't The Fingerpoke Of Doom.

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@daltonpinell6251

1 year ago

I must point out how impressive it is that Adam and the crew managed to narrow it down to just 10 matches

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@Nalucha

1 year ago

I love that you specify ā€œthat arenā€™t the fingerpoke of doomā€

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@diywrites8703

1 year ago

Man, Im still shocked by the fact they kept that Sid match going after his leg was torn in two. He's practically suffering in the ring and can't move and WCW says "We have to fill the time, do something, anything!" instead of getting this man the medical help he needs.

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@mikejh6298

1 year ago

I didn't know the match continued when Sid broke his leg. Poor guy.

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@tzvikrasner6073

1 year ago

Biggest lesson ever- Do NOT let Hogan have creative control

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@pushon10

1 year ago

I don't think enough people talk about just how badly WCW ruined Sting after Starrcade '97.

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@georgemetcalf8763

1 year ago

Not to mention WCW didn't care to tell their wrestlers about the trapdoor at Fall Brawl 1998.

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@markharrelson9926

1 year ago

Fun fact: My dad bought me that same Halloween havoc VHS as my first real WCW PPV. I remember enjoying some of the mid matches. But even child me couldnā€™t figure out what in the world was going on in this main particular match

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@Nbflowers1989

1 year ago

Oh boy. As a WCW kid, this one is going to hurt.

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@MrBeardsley

1 year ago

Thereā€™s a reason the finish of that scaffold match was basically nonexistent. Traditionally you win a scaffold match by throwing your opponent off of it, but apparently none of the wrestlers involved in the Great American Bash ā€˜91 match wanted to take that bump (most wrestlers hated working scaffold matches when they were in fashion for that exact reason) because it was changed to ā€œcapture the flagā€ rules. Unfortunately the cameras completely missed it when Eaton grabbed Austin and Taylorā€™s flag, so the commentators didnā€™t realize the match was over until the bell rang.

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@Insomniaaron

1 year ago

5:20 Sounds like Rude vs Chono would break Wrestling Bios' chinlock soundbite.

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@midcardmichael

1 year ago

Iā€™m surprised there was no Hogan vs Jarrett at Bash at the Beach 2000, since that abomination is technically a match šŸ’€

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@justachick9793

1 year ago

I'd love to see a list of "10 WCW matches so much better than expected." šŸ™‚

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@miroslavtomic7038

1 year ago

Compared to Warrior vs Hulk Hogan match at Halloween Havoc 1998, Fingerpoke of Doom was a very fun thing to watch. At least, it had a shocking part. Warrior vs Hogan literally had nothing. That match is more famous for revealing that Horace is Hulk's real life nephew then for literally anything else.

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@dylanogg347

1 year ago

To be fair, Chono was working the match with a broken neck. It was crushed during a match with Steve Austin a month prior, with Austin going too low with a Tombstone Piledriver.

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@thunderstudent

1 year ago

It's a shame WCW and WWF didn't have a crossover until Vince bought out the competition and trashed its legacy as a final insult to the company that forced him to change his own to be better. Could you imagine Ministry Undertaker vs. Sting? Or Brett Heart letting loose his opinions on Vince in a shoot promo? Or the Rock vs. Macho Man for the bat shit insane promos alone? Or Chris Jericho shooting on WCW and Goldberg? So much missed opportunities!

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@zlinedavid

1 year ago

1:05 Goddammit, barely a minute in and I spit a mouthful of food out. ā€œOmelette made with a chain sawā€ šŸ¤£

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@DemonArshan

1 year ago

Goth vs Goth feud in Sting vs Vamperio could've been done so much better.

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@pushon10

1 year ago

Rick Steiner vs Sting in 1999 (the one with dog attack). WCW really loved making Sting look weak after 98, didn't they

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@pushon10

1 year ago

Blood wasn't that uncommon in WCW in the late 90s. I know this as I've been binge-watching the stuff from 96 to 99. I think you could get away with a lot more violence with a TV-PG rating back then. It's very telling that the uk dvd/vhs releases for WCW have 15 and sometimes 18 ratings.

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